Sentence examples for more complex reflecting from inspiring English sources

The spatial distributions of the horizontal components and are more complex reflecting the largest bathymetric gravitational signal variations with respect to the coordinate directions.

The detrimental effect of higher stocking densities may be more complex, reflecting not only a lack of room available for birds to move and exercise, but also the extra environmental loading from increased biomass (e.g. additional ammonia and litter moisture) [18].

The classification of research participants is straightforward, but the distinction drawn between clinicians and researchers (a category that includes clinicians) is more complex, reflecting the varied ways in which clinicians operate as researchers.

It's true that Charley's habit began early but I'll just bet that now that he is 78 years old the content of his writing is more sophisticated and complex reflecting the fullness of his life experiences.

The ostiomeatal pattern is a more complex one, reflecting the higher complexity of this anatomical subunit, which, when blocked, simultaneously impairs mucus drainage from the anterior ethmoid cells and the maxillary and frontal sinus (Fig. 13).

In recent years there has been increasing recognition that HRV may in fact represent a much more complex phenomenon reflecting the nonlinear fluctuations of cardiac-autonomic outflows [13], [14], [15] in a fractal [16], [17] or entropic [17], [18], perhaps chaotic manner [19], [20], [21], [22].

There is also growing evidence that nurses do not always function according to these models and that units are often organized on a more complex basis, reflecting a broader range of organizational attributes [ 13].

This increase of Cys2His2 and depletion of Zn II 2Cys6 domains is also seen with transcription factors which when individually deleted produce mutant strains with a variety of phenotypes; however, the classes of DBDs present in these proteins are more complex, possibly reflecting greater diversity in the biological processes studied.

But the better answer is more complex, and reflects some deeply held American opinions about the purpose of higher education and liberal arts education.

The newly built station is made of metal materials that yield more complex additional reflected and scattered components.

The apparent redundancy of control circuits in more complex eukaryotes reflects a fail-safe situation to ensure once per cell-cycle replication at any given origin.